Casa Rural El Capricho del Valle
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The Route of the Nazrids
... Cazorla. Unfortunately, most of the time we drove in the pouring rain. Not exactly an auspicious start to our trip! It was a pleasure to drive on these virtually empty roads which were in great condition with some incredible views of the Sierra Nevada and other mountain ranges along the way. We reached Cazorla town in the mid afternoon. Driving down the valley we got our first glimpses of the town which is improbably situated atop a hill with a castle towering above on an even ...
Camping Las Negras und Ausflug nach Agua Amarga
... mir auch den kleinen Strand anzusehen. Der war wirklich klein und niedlich, aber wahnsinnig schön. Die Gegend um Las Negras, sprich die Region Almería gleicht einer einzigen Wüste. Trockenheit, kein Regen, keine grünen Felder, arme Dörfer - der totale Gegensatz zu Navarra. Die Strände sind allerdings sehr, sehr schön, auch gerade weil hier die große Touristenwelle noch nicht angekommen ist.
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Cazorla! Bottled Water and Park!
... surrounding nearly took your breath away. We got to swim a very little bit then headed back in to trade with the other group. The archery wasnt nearly as fun becuase they had pretty poor equiment and no real targets other than a bit of paper propped up against a rock. Also, it pained my archery counselor mind to watch these people stand in all manner of contorted positions (none of which would work) in an attempt to get the arrow on the target. It took ...
Climbing Waterfalls and American Paratroopers
... now because I'm honestly getting bored just writing about it.
On Monday, I headed out to the town of Cazorla, which is about two hours from Jaen. Cazorla is the main city that lies in Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas Natural Park....which is the largest natural park in Spain and the second largest in Europe. It's famous for its waterfalls that come falling down the mountainside in all areas, large lakes and panoramic views of the region.
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Staying in a cave home in Guadix
Ilja and I crossed the Sierra Nevada from south to north to get to Guadix, an interesting, strange town with an industrial feel, because I had read you can stay in cave homes there, which we did! It was really nice. The temperature inside the caves is the same year-round. Nice and cool in the hot Spanish climate.
I'm glad we only read afterwards that some of the caves sometimes cave in... :-)
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